Pyramid UFO over Kremlin
 

This could be one hell of a hoax?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...r-Kremlin.html


The object has been compared to an Imperial Cruiser in the Star Wars films and witnesses estimated it could be up to a mile wide.

Two film clips exist which appear to show the same object and footage has been repeatedly playing on Russian television news channels.


Video:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...id=58063186001

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I think i might be a little frantic as well. It does somewhat have the shape of an Imperial Cruiser, man, i wonder what it is.

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Definitely some interesting footage.

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The object supposedly hovered over Red Square for hours, but only two people with amateur video equipment have footage of it? Yeah, sounds very likely...

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It looks like a giant paper airplane. Freaky tho.

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According to this article hundreds witnessed and (perhaps)filmed this object and the date of the sighting has been misrepresented by the official news source. HMMMMMM

http://www.examiner.com/x-2383-Honol...y-light-spiral

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Ugh, so the original sources of this news are Pravda, The Sun and The Daily Mail? That's an open and shut case right there...
Pravda has been publishing 'reports' of UFO sightings regularly for years now, one even crazier than the other. I would take any of this with a grain of salt.

And an 'exopolitics examiner' is a nice way to describe a UFO nutter. :D

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Now worries Papa, I gots grains of salt! :D Thanks for your input.

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Oh no! It's Apophis from Stargate SG1 in his ship! :)

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Say what?

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Challenger explosion. The Challenger was going to put a railgun in space, great tool for launching satellites to check out the solar system, and a great weapon if anyone down here pissed off the US. It's difficult to see because much of the footage has been editted and cuts frame quickly, but I've seen an old cassette tape with the original as it was airing footage (since my kindergarten brain didn't pick up on it) you can see *something* hit it from above.

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It's a somewhat common "theory" that the extra-terrestrials are here to save us from our nuclear-missle-stockpiling-selves. There have also been alot of reported UFO sightings around nuclear missle sites, historically. Grains of salt all around...

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I'd find that a little hard to believe. Mainly the railgun on the challenger/railgun in space part.

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Oh, so there really is a Gary Seven?

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If there is, I've never met him!

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Guess who saw something like this coming from "outside in the Universe" and it would involve The Kremlin too! ;)

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I also wonder why we haven't been back to the moon in so long... maybe we saw something there? some say ancient ruins are on the moon, and that ET's warned us not to expand our travels with weapons.

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Statement made based on discussions with people who also had access to TS and above levels of information, as well as a couple of references online... it wasn't referred to as a railgun, but from the description, that's essentially what it was. Unfortunately, I can't find the links now... issa gubmint con-spear-assie... :P

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I guess they could hide on teh darkside or under the surface. An old moon base might fit in some of the ancient astronaut theories I have read by Zacharia Sitchen, but I do not recall any specific mention of it.


The official post-Apollo line that re-visiting the moon was not worth the expense makes sense to me.